Titlebook: Gender, Participation and Silence in the Language Classroom; Sh-shushing the Girl Allyson Julé Book 2004 Allyson Julé 2004 English.ESL.gend

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Joshua C. Tremblay,Kyra E. Pyketicipation through speech opportunities as well as through silence. Who is speaking and who is being silent (or silenced) are important questions because they reveal participation and, therefore, belonging.

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Introduction: Silence and Second Language Learningprimed to be quiet by their particular culture? Could the implication within this latter question be an erroneous and even lazy yet common assumption within the field of language acquisition (that ‘they can be like that’)? Might the language learning girls I observed have been constructed by the hab

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Intersubjectivity in Language Classroomsticipation through speech opportunities as well as through silence. Who is speaking and who is being silent (or silenced) are important questions because they reveal participation and, therefore, belonging.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230596627English; ESL; gender; language classroom; language teaching

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1463-3sroom itself and in particular pedagogical methods. In much language and gender research, girls have been routinely shown as quiet classroom participants. However, the language classroom appears to have been relatively ignored in such studies. Hence, this book. The language learning classroom is a c